They were born mutants...
posessing powers of a genetic
origin that made them outcasts
of society. But one man-Professor
Charles Xavier-brought them together
to learn to use their unique gifts
in the service of a world that hates
and fears them...They are the Children
of the Atom...
Current Leader: Cyclops
Current Roster: Cyclops, Wolverine,
Karma, Magik, Mirage, Multiple Man,
Chamber, Havok, Hope, Juggernaut,
Banshee
First Appeared: The X-Men #1(1963)
Born with an X-gene that grants
weird and uncanny abilities,
mutants are thought to be the
next step in human evolution.
Xi'an Coy Manh, a disciple of
the mutant activist Charles Xavier,
has assembled a team of uniquely
qualified mutants to investigate
phenomena of the weird and uncanny...
Current Leader: Magik
Current Roster: Magik, Wolfsbane
Rictor, Boom-Boom, Strong Guy
First Appeared: The New Mutants(1982)
Originally a team comprising the
original five X-men, X-Factor
was eventually commanded by Havok
as a government task force. Jamie
Madrox later took the name to found
X-Factor Investigations and ultimately
sold it to Serval Industries, who
now run a corporate sponsored mutant
team, led by Polaris.
Current Leader: Polaris
Current Roster: Polaris, Gambit
Quicksilver, Danger, Cypher, Warlock
First Appeared: X-Factor #1(1986)
When Cable reformed the New Mutants,
he made them his soldiers. They
became a mutant 'black ops' team,
assigned to kill not just the enemies
of the X-Men, but of all mutantkind.
Although this team eventually dispersed,
the X-Force moniker has persisted in
successive iterations of more forceful
X-teams.
Current Leader: Domino
Current Roster: Domino, Warpath
Cannonball, Shatterstar, Deathlok
Boom-Boom, Cable
First Appeared: The New Mutants #100(1991)
A superhero team comprised of
both Avengers and X-men that
was formed by Captain America
with a goal to show the world
that mutants and humans can
work together.
Current Leader: Rogue
Current Roster: Rogue, Synapse
Quicksilver, Doctor Voodoo,
Scarlet Witch, Human Torch
First Appeared: Uncanny Avengers #1(2012)